Respect for Autonomy

The personal rule of oneself occurs when one acts intentionally, with understanding and without controlling influences. Allowing others to maintain self-determination is essential in the doctor-patient relationship.

Self Reflection

Self reflection is to exercise introspection and the willingness to learn more about one’s fundamental nature, purpose and essence; it is the capacity to contemplate the environment’s response to one’s stimulus value and to discern whether proper validation compels reinforcement or change of existing beliefs and/or behaviors.

Education

Education is the process of facilitating learning, or the acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, beliefs, and habits. Educational methods include storytelling, discussion, teaching, training, and directed research. Education frequently takes place under the guidance of educators, but learners may also educate themselves.

Symptom Relief

Positive symptoms are symptoms present in a disorder, but not normally experienced by most individuals. They reflect excess or distortion of normal functions . For example, hallucinations are positive symptoms. Negative symptoms are functions that are normally found in healthy persons, but that are diminished or not present in affected persons. Thus, negative symptoms are something that has disappear from a person’s normal way of functioning.

Relationship Building

Emotional intimacy is a deep biological need that effects all other areas of life. Everyone needs support and affection, needs the opportunity to express caring to others the range and intensity of emotions and needs to feel compassionate validation from another human being who can empathize with how it feels to be human.

Sustained Achievement

Change can be exciting and motivating, particular in its early stages. Sustaining change can be difficult if it unbalances personal, familial or workplace equilibrium. While some changes concretize or normalize, others can remain an ongoing struggle. When fortune strikes, sustained achievement materializes to the point of seeming instinctive.

“I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become.”

– C.G. Jung –

Welcome to Jean A. Deters, Psy.D. & Associates.

An important factor when considering the role of a mental health professional is the degree to which interdisciplinary work is essential. Our practice specializes in working with children, adults and families. When we partner with families, we are often invited to collaborate with mental health systems, child protective systems, medical systems and/or legal systems.

Our services range from general outpatient counseling to expert evaluation and testimony in forensic settings.

Our team possesses a keen knowledge of child development, including attachment, emotional management, personality formation and the impact that childhood experiences have upon who we become.

There is no situation too easy nor too complex relative to the professional consultation we offer individuals as well as other family-involved professionals.

Forensic Services for Legal and Child Protective Systems

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Clinical and Equine Services for Children, Adults, and Families

Co-mediation and Family Specialist for Collaborative Divorce Services

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Our Locations

Kentucky

2128 Chamber Center Dr.
Ft. Mitchell, KY 41017

Indiana

17 Mary Street
Lawrenceburg, IN 47025

Office Email: admin@courtpsych.com
Main Number: (859)331-6525
Facsimile: (859)331-6526